Taiwan

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Taiwan

Toda subida, corrida e rota que catalogamos em Taiwan, em um só mapa.

Subidas
8
Cume mais alto
3647m· Yakou
Rotas
1

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Regiões em Taiwan

O terreno de Taiwan

Todas as subidas catalogadas do país, mostrando o quanto se estendem e o quanto mordem.

Cume mais alto
3647m
Yakou
Subida mais longa
42.8km
Dashueiku
Subida mais íngreme
17.3%
Kenanguan

Mix de dificuldade

HC
5
Cat 1
1
Cat 2
2

Extensão em relação à inclinação

0% 6% 12% 18% 013253850Extensão (km)Shouqia — 8.8 km, 5%, 422 m Dayuling — 8.6 km, 5.9%, 453 m Yakou — 20.8 km, 13.8%, 2899 m Siyuan Pass — 15.9 km, 6.4%, 986 m Dashueiku — 42.8 km, 5.7%, 2724 m Nenggao Saddle — 33.5 km, 7%, 2303 m Tataka — 25.8 km, 6.4%, 1625 m Kenanguan — 11.2 km, 17.3%, 1907 m
As 8 subidas mais proeminentes de Taiwan. A cor indica a categoria; as duas marcas com círculo são a mais longa e a mais íngreme.

Taiwan is a climber's island, where the road pitches upward almost as soon as it leaves the coast. Three catalogued climbs reward riders willing to trade sea-level heat for thin mountain air, and the highest of them crests at 2,509 metres — a summit that leaves the humid lowlands far below. None here carry an hors catégorie rating, but the sustained gradients and sheer vertical gain make each ascent a serious day in the saddle.

The marquee names tell the story. Dayuling reaches deep into the high country, while Siyuan Pass links valley to valley over a demanding saddle, and Shouqia offers its own steady, punishing rhythm. Together they form a tight, rewarding trio for anyone chasing altitude on two wheels. Compact yet unrelenting, Taiwan proves that a small island can deliver mountains worthy of any climber's ambition.